Telegram and Gazette · 25 July 2014
CP-2014-036
Busy Gaza morgue performs Muslim burial rituals
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By Karin Laub capture of Gaza, the West Bank and are already pure enough to return to east Jerusalem in 1967; two Palestin- God.
"I specialize in martyrs," Jadallah lan uprisings, one starting in 1987 and BEIT LAHIYA, Gaza Strip - In the one in 2000; the Hamas takeover of said. morgue at a small Gaza hospital, the Jadallah's job is to wrap them in Gaza in 2007: and three rounds of sta- anguished cries or those who ost el-Hamas fighting in 2008-09. in 2012 the customary white burial shrouds, loved ones in Israell airstrikes fell si- and now, in an outbreak that began secure the shrouds with strips of cloth Jent Thursday when Ahmed Jadallah July 8. according to specific rules and wash began attending to the corpses, one by Jadallah was born in 1939 in the their faces.
Palestinian village of isdud, in an area On Thursday, the morgue's refrig- With swift steady movements, that is now part of
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"Busy Gaza morgue performs Muslim burial rituals," Telegram and Gazette, 25 July 2014. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2014-036. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2014-036
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